We are pleased to announce that the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) petition for one of our clients has been approved by USCIS.
Our client faced a challenging family situation and sought assistance from Song Law Firm. Our attorney provided a comprehensive consultation on Special Immigrant Juvenile Status and explained the entire process. The Song Law Firm was appointed to handle all stages of the Special Immigrant Juvenile process on behalf of the client, from obtaining a judgment in the state court to filing the immigration petition based on SIJS and further adjusting the client’s status. We have been dedicated to supporting the client throughout this journey, and the client’s trust in us and effective communication played a significant role in achieving this positive outcome. Congratulations on the approval once again.
Special Immigrant Juvenile Status is an immigration petition designed to protect unmarried youths under the age of 21 from abuse, neglect, and abandonment by one or both parents. To approve the petition, the unmarried youth under the age of 21 must obtain a decision or judgment in the State Court and file a special immigration petition with USCIS, arguing that it is in the best interest of this unmarried youth to continue living in the United States.
Because a decision or judgment in the State Court is a prerequisite, initiating this petition without the legal assistance of an attorney can be challenging. Additionally, preparing and documenting the petition to meet its requirements can be difficult without the guidance of an immigration attorney.
Individuals seeking an SIJS petition should prioritize legal assistance from experienced and highly accredited attorneys. Song Law Firm has a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success in various areas of law, including family, criminal, civil, and immigration law. Moreover, our immigration team has substantial expertise and a successful track record in handling immigration cases, including those related to SIJS.
If you are interested in learning more about Special Immigrant Juveniles, please contact the Song Law Firm for a consultation.
